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Zero Proof by Recess Shares Cocktail Flavors Without the Alcohol

Since the launch of Zero Proof by Recess, mindful drinkers have been sipping non-alcoholic canned beverages that blend cocktail-inspired flavors with adaptogenic ingredients, offering a sophisticated social experience without the hangover or drawbacks of traditional drinking. Joining existing flavors in the lineup like Watermelon "Mojito" and Ginger Lime "Mule" are two all-new varieties: Classic "Cosmo" and Island "Spritz."

These juicy 0% AVB craft mocktails with benefits are low in calories and sugar—because they're naturally sweetened with agave instead—plus they offer added benefits from functional ingredients like uplifting guayusa (with 10 milligrams of natural caffeine,) tension-easing L-theanine and lemon balm for calming relief.

Both of the new Recess Zero Proof flavors are bundled in the Happy Hour Sampler with Lime "Margarita" and Grapefruit "Paloma."
Trend Themes
1. Functional Mocktails - Functional mocktails featuring adaptogenic ingredients like guayusa and L-theanine elevate the non-alcoholic beverage market by focusing on health benefits.
2. Calorie-conscious Cocktails - Low-calorie and low-sugar alternatives sweetened with natural ingredients such as agave cater to the growing demand for healthier drinking options.
3. Mindful Drinking Movement - The rise of sophisticated, non-alcoholic craft beverages highlights a shift towards mindful drinking, enhancing social experiences without the drawbacks of alcohol.
Industry Implications
1. Non-alcoholic Beverages - An expanding category featuring craft mocktails offering flavor and health benefits reshapes consumer expectations for social beverages.
2. Health and Wellness - Incorporating adaptogens and other functional ingredients aligns with a broader focus on maintaining mental and physical well-being.
3. Food and Beverage Innovation - Innovative product development in craft mocktails drives the industry to provide exciting, healthier alternatives to traditional cocktails.

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